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• How zoo animals predicted the DC earthquake »
Many animals showed signs of distress - Ferrari fetches record $16m, how zoo animals predicted the DC earthquake, and Merriam-Webster dictionary adds 'tweet,' 'bromance'. How zoo animals predicted the DC earthq ...
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• Jodie Foster helping SETI on the Alien Hunt »
Among 2556 other donors - Jodie Foster joins Alien Hunt, Social Security wrongly declares 14000 people dead each year, and reindeer herder finds baby mammoth in Russia Arctic. Jodie Foster Joins Alien Hunt. Jod ...
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• Russia to build first space hotel »
Will have room for seven guests in four cabins - Sri Lanka elephant census begins, biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs to arrive in November, and Russia to build first space hotel. Russia to build first space hot ...
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• Shannon entropy and baby names »
Michelangelo's David secret weapon and buyers coaxed into spending - In the 1950s, the top 25 most common boy's names and the top 50 girl's names accounted for half of babies born. Today, however, those top nam ...
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• Sensors monitor older people at home »
Making cigarette packaging plain, Italian pizza for Jessica Simpson - The government is currently planning to ask retailers to cover up their displays of cigarettes from next year to protect children. But now c ...
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• The secrets of high-school dating »
Oil change in the kitchen, and why mixing alcohol and caffeine is bad - Americans love their caffeine: in coffee, colas and now in their alcohol. But mixed, particularly in high volumes, the combination of caff ...
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• Are women their own worst enemy? »
Is marriage becoming obsolete? Why get married at all? - Women have a different style of relating, we mean so much to each other. We're socialized from a very young age to trust one another. I believe the close ...
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Oakland has stayed at the forefront of the cannabis legalization movement, with advocates and city government working hand in hand for more than 15 years. Now, folks will finally get the chance to light up outside City Hall.
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An unmanned spacecraft bankrolled by Amazon.com Inc. CEO Jeff Bezos failed during a recent test flight. The vehicle became unstable at 45000 feet (13700 meters) and ground controllers had to terminate it as a precaution.
The Free Speech Coalition, a trade group, recommended the temporary production shutdown after finding out that an unidentified performer initially tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS.
